Australian's are probably already sick of Ten's summer promotion song "Hot Summer" by So You Think You Can Dance winner, Rhys. That means its time for the remixes to roll in. A little while back I already posted Trumpdisco's filthy remix of the track. This time around Australian producers, Hundreds and Thousands, have opted to remove some of the grime in order to achieve a more chilled and psychedelic vibe. This remix along with The Aston Shuffle's have already begun receiving some action in clubs around Australia. Rhys - Hot Summer (Hundreds and Thousands Remix) [...]
[Image via ] Randomly on Ghostly International (Dabrye, Outputmessage, Kill Memory Crash ... ok so Mobius Band is also on it), School of Seven Bells ( MySpace ) consists of Alejandra Deheza, Claudia Deheza, and Benjamin Curtis of the Secret Machines. Today I found them. They were at CMJ and also played at Tonic last year (see vid below). I bought their debut full-length, "Alpinisms." ( Buy it on Ghostly's site and get some free gifts along with it.) I could do without another psychedelic [...]
The sensational Shockwaves NME Awards shows have been announced for next January and February to start off a 2009 in great style. The likes of Franz Ferdinand , The Wombats and Simian Mobile Disco are among this year's great gigs, with more to be announced shortly. Franz Ferdinand 's frontman Alex Kapranos said of their opening night honour: "We're going to play the gig to celebrate 'Ulysess' coming out and Heaven is the best place to go and celebrate. [...]
"chock full of danceable tunes and blinding vocals" ALBUM: School of Seven Bells-Alpinisms words: Freddy Palmer Making sporadic appearances on various 7inches and even a rather excellent guest appearance on last years album from Prefuse 73, School Of Seven Bells have finally decided to grace us with their debut album. Coming from the mind of ex-Secret Machine Benjamin Curtis, and the rather heavenly voices of twins Alejandra and Claudia Deheza, this debut is a glorious journey exploring shoegaze, [...]
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what begins as an unguarded train of thought can slowly can slowly become an addiction to the slumber of disconnection and the resonance of memory that no longer has a shape but keeps you numb through the hours till gone is another day. that's probably the longest, coherent sentence to make it into a song chorus, and for all the streams of consciousness flowing from that line, you really do know exactly what they're talking about. at least i do, being the serial daydreamer people know me as. anyway, that's an idea captured perfectly through both [...]
Não sendo o novo e auto-intitulado álbum dos Secret Machines nada de realmente especial (um bocado decepcionante inclusive), ficando mesmo vários pontos abaixo dos seus anteriores trabalhos, o que é uma verdadeira pena, fica por aqui um dos temas mais engraçados do último álbum, o single "Atomic Heels". O clip oficial deste tema é bastante psicadélico e curioso pois adopta uma técnica que
" Wolverine has got metal bones, Superman can do whatever the hell he likes and Batman has got a lame sidekick. Stereoheroes, possibly more impressively, can bang out an absolute corker of a track without breaking a sweat! " stereoheroes - fing fang foom (vocal edit. feat. little prince) best bridge between b-more and the rest. they've got an awesome remix of djedjotronic's dirty and hard coming up. few more tracks on palmsoutsounds. .one more. nasty sleeper track. love the way he keeps the original beauty for [...]
Always get a bit of a laugh out of the occasional email sent down by Mr Alan Parley, aka Hostage . Its probably because they aren't the usual ones that are sent to just about any half decent blog, they have a little bit of a personal touch and are always hilarious. On top of this, you can always count on big, jackin, fidget track attached and waiting to be added to your collection. I think you'll find this one is no different, but somehow that big wobbly bassline still took me by surprise! Hostage [...]
Secret Machines are heading off on tour early next year: Wednesday 11 February - GLASGOW - King Tuts Thursday 12 February – MANCHESTER - Ruby Lounge Friday 13 February - SHEFFIELD - Leadmill Saturday 14 February - NOTTINGHAM - Rescue Rooms Sunday 15 February - BRISTOL - Thekla Monday 16 February - LONDON - Islington Academy Tuesday 17 February - BRIGHTON - Digital
Secret Machines have announced a string of UK tour dates next February in support of their third album, "Secret Machines" ( out on January 19th and available for preorder here ). Tickets are on sale now, priced between £10 and £14 each. Catch them at: Wednesday 11th February 2009 - Glasgow King Tut's Thursday 12th February 2009 - Manchester Ruby Lounge Friday 13th February 2009 - Sheffield Leadmill Saturday 14th February 2009 - Nottingham Rescue Rooms [...]
The sensational Shockwaves NME Awards shows have been announced for next January and February to start off a 2009 in great style. The likes of Franz Ferdinand , The Wombats and Simian Mobile Disco are among this year's great gigs, with more to be announced shortly. Franz Ferdinand 's frontman Alex Kapranos said of their opening night honour: "We're going to play the gig to celebrate 'Ulysess' coming out and Heaven is the best place to go and celebrate. [...]
Hey blog-o-sphere, so I haven't had a lot of time to check in with Hot Bizzies (I'll spare you the excuses), and for that I apologize. But boy oh boy, was I happy to see all the good shit I received this week via our mystical, magical, and slightly attractive (in that butterface way) Hot Biscuits inbox. I guess the general theme for this week's batch of submissions is "music you can go ape-shit to", because even as I'm writing this post, I'm having my own personal rave (which consists of the cabbage patch and various "whoop-whoop"..really a sight to [...]
Here's some delightful indie pop from The Mummers, on their 2008 release, Tale To Tell (Part One). The Mummers - Lorca The Orange Tree I got a chance to see Secret Machines recently, and was duly impressed with this emotional...
Siendo sincero, aún no me he puesto a escuchar el último álbum ( self-titled ) que sacaron los Secret Machines . Sin embargo, con tan solo escuchar este primer sencillo llamado "Atomic Heels" es evidente el cambio de sonido por la salida del guitarrista Benjamin Curtis. Espero no me crucifiquen por lo que voy a decir pero siento que la psicodelia que manejan aquí le da un aire a Depeche Mode. El video es un viajesote de luces neón hecho por Brantley Gutierrez, utilizando múltiples capas muy a la My Bloody Valentine, que [...]
Anyone who's been bored enough to drink an entire bottle of Robitussin-DM has already personally experienced the new video from The Secret Machines . For those who haven't, prepare yourself, because "Atomic Heels" is a pretty trippy experience. The video for the first single off the band's self-titled record, was directed by Brantley Gutierrez. When the band was finishing up their North American tour in LA last month, they made a stop at FUEL TV and filmed a couple of songs. The performance will be airing today at 9:00 pm ET (6:00 pm [...]
"Atomic Heels" the first single off the Secret Machines' 2008 self-titled record
Beach House (Baltimore, MD) Man my inbox is buzzing today with trip-tastic video premieres. I got separate e-mails today announcing the premieres of videos from The Secret Machines and Beach House. The Secret Machines are showing their psychedelic video for "Atomic Heels" over at Imeem. The vid was directed by celebrated music photographer Brantley Gutierrez. VIDEO: The
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